Courser Loop Long Cowl by Jennifer Dassau

The Courser Loop is part of the Courser Collection, a set of cozy, reversible accessories featuring textured slipstitch patterns. Five textured stitch patterns combine in a completely reversible long moebius infinity cowl worked in soft and cozy worsted weight yarn. Both variegated and semi-solid yarns are perfect choices for showing off the textures; completely reversible, the right side displays a rib-based fabric broken by bands of seed texture, while the reverse side shows a more nubby and rustic overall fabric, with a high-relief, welted bottom edging. This infinity loop is worked in the round outwards from the cast on, which becomes the middle of the loop. To adjust the length of your loop, simply cast-on more or fewer stitches in multiples of 2. The pattern includes written directions and charts as well as a link to view the moebius cast-on video, too. Love this stitch pattern? Try Jennifer Dassau's patterns Waterfront Cowl, Courser Shawl & Courser Hat to fill out your collection. Kit includes pdf & printed pattern and selected yarn. For yarn winding services, click here. Worsted Weight DESIGNER RECOMMENDED YARN: Rios by Malabrigo (100% Superwash Merino Wool; 100g/210 yds): 1 (2) Skeins. Kettle-Dyed Superwash Merino Wool for subtle to striking variegated colors. Made in Uruguay. Shown in Purple Mystery. ALTERNATE YARN: Seis Cabos by Malabrigo (100% Superfine Merino Wool; 100g/220 yds): 3 Skeins. Pure merino wool dyed in Malabrigo's striking colorways. Colors will appear slightly muted compared to superwash, but this yarn tightly plied with 6 plies and unlikely to pill. SIZE: Small (Large) as written, but infinitely variable FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: Circumference: 36 (48)" x 8 (11)" tall YARDAGE: Approximately 210 (420) yds SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate - moebius CO, knit/purl, slipped stitches, working in the round NEEDLES: Size US 8 / 5mm 47" or 60" circular needle, or size needed to obtain gauge OTHER TOOLS: Stitch Markers, Tapestry Needle GAUGE: 15 stitches x 36 rows = 4" in broken rib pattern. Using a different gauge will result in a smaller or larger cowl using different yardage amounts. Shawl Images courtesy of Jennifer Dassau / Malabrigo. Yarn photos by Yarn Loop